Sundeep Kavanal Radesh

Editor

Sundeep Radesh is a graduate of the University of Leeds, UK. After his Masters in International Journalism at the red brick university, he was Magazine Editor of an international magazine based out of Dubai, UAE. He then worked in Copenhagen, Denmark, as Erhvervs - og Økonomiredaktionen (Business and Economy Editorial Staff).

Jeremy Corbyn Brands Trump's Policies 'Dangerous,' Says He’s Risking Millions Of Lives

“Theresa May has invited President Trump to our country at a time when his dangerous and inhumane policies are putting the lives and wellbeing of millions of people at risk,” Corbyn said.

Armless Miami Homeless Man Used Feet To Stab Chicago Tourist, Charged

46-year-old Jonathan Crenshaw is homeless and a regular at South Beach.

Trump, Merkel Have 'Great Meeting' At NATO Summit With Markedly Different Tone

On Wednesday during breakfast with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, referring to a joint natural gas pipeline between Germany and Moscow, the president said Merkel’s government was "totally controlled" and "captive to Russia."

Creator Gets Pepe The Frog Removed From Neo-Nazi Website Daily Stormer

About a year ago, Furie had promised he would take back his creation Pepe the Frog, a green anthropomorphic frog with a human-like body that was often depicted sad or melancholic in far right and alt-right internet memes.

Watch: Thieves Storm Fresno Apple Store, Make Off With Products Worth $27,000

The incident is thought to have occurred Saturday morning in broad daylight at the Apple store at Fashion Fair Mall.

Scientists Say Trump Risking UK National Security, President Promised ‘Carnival Of Resistance’

The letter, detailing a desperate plea to Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May urging her to challenge her American counterpart, Donald Trump, on climate change cited the U.K. government’s “National Security Strategy and Strategic Defence and Security Review.”

Lobstermen Carry On In Long Island Sound

US Border Agents Question Canadian Fishing Crews About Immigrants In Disputed Waters

The incidents were thought to have occurred in the Gulf of Maine on June 24 and 25 in the disputed waters around Machias Seal Island and North Rock, according to Global Affairs Canada.

Grandma Mistakenly Wore ‘Panama Flag’ On July 4 For Over 25 Years

Her grandson Dale Cheesman shared the gaffe on Twitter.

Congressman Jeff Denham Denied Entry Into Facility For Migrant Children Under 14

Accompanied by cameras, the Congressman kept knocking on the door as he waited for several minutes, before asking the security guard if employees inside were aware of his presence. Eventually, he was informed the employees had been instructed not to answer the door or converse with Denham.

German Interior Minister Offers Resignation In Showdown With Angela Merkel Over Migrants

Essentially, Horst Seehofer’s offer to step down is to avoid splitting the conservative alliance.

Medicinal Marijuana: Oklahoma Votes To Legalize Cannabis Following Activist-Led Signature Drive

The new law proposed is rather broad. It allows for the growing, selling and using of marijuana for medicinal reasons by individuals who are 18 or older. More importantly, it does not detail the conditions that allow physicians to authorize its use.

Who Is Vasillios Pistolis? Marine Guilty Of Marching With Neo-Nazis In Charlottesville

Lance Cpl. Vasillios Pistolis participated in violent assaults at the rally last summer and bragged about it online.

Aquarius Ship With Migrants Welcomed By Spain In Port Of Valencia

The ship had to travel an additional 700 nautical miles to accept Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s offer to take the ship in.

High Schoolers Having Less Sex, Drugs, But Bullying, Despair Still An Issue

“It's the things they are experiencing, whether it's violence, victimization or mental health and suicide risk, where we still have great concern," Kathleen Ethier, director of the CDC's Division of Adolescent and School Health in the National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention, said.

McDonald’s Corporate Layoffs Coming As Part Of Restructuring

“I recognize that change is difficult, and that eliminating layers within our organization means some employees will ultimately exit our system,” the company’s U.S. president, Chris Kempczinski, said in a memo.

Iran's foreign minister Mohammed Javed Zarif

Iran Calls On World To Save Nuclear Deal, Stand Against US 'Bullying'

The other economies part of the deal, namely Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China still contend the deal is the right option for Tehran and the world, and Iran’s foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif called "the remaining signatories and other trade partners" to "make up for Iran's losses" due to U.S.’ exit.

What Was Dinesh D'Souza's Crime? Trump Announced Pardon, Hints At More

D’Souza, in 2014, was sentenced in a Manhattan Federal Court to five years of probation for campaign finance fraud.

Tesla Autopilot: Model S That Hit 5 Cars Started Itself, Owner Says

The Autopilot driver-assist feature has been under public scrutiny in recent times following a string of incidents/accidents.

Russia Threatens ‘Counter-Measures’ To Permanent US Military Presence In Poland

These expansionist actions, of course, inevitably lead to counter-measures on the Russian side in order to balance the parity that breaks each time, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.

Official Who Made John McCain ‘Dying’ Joke Tells Trump, Boss Leaked It

Trump assured Kelly Sadler the remark would not result in her firing, and White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told the communications team she was more disappointed in the fact that the comment got leaked to the press than the actual remark itself.